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[C de-Avillez <hggdh2@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 2010-05-01 at 23:00 +0200, Andreas Noteng wrote:
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> Hello, I'd like to apply for membership in the bug control team.
> 1: My Launcpad-is is andreas-noteng, and I've signed the code of
> conduct. I promise to keep a respectful tone, and be polite even
> towards people that are rude to me.
> 
> 2: I've read and understood the required guides listed on
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl .
> 
> 3: Things that look like bank account numbers, passwords, keys etc.

Heh. And coredumps (which is almost never cited). A coredump is a
potential treasure trove of data.

> 4: I adopted checkinstall, but it's a very small package with almost
> no bugs. My mentor is a xorg man, but I soon discovered I was better
> off triaging simpler packages. I mostly look for old, untouched bugs
> or bugs without a package, and start there. There is WAY to many very
> old untouched bugs in lp.
> 
> 5: I didn't keep a list, but here are some of  the bugs I've been
> involved in:
> Bug #554627, I have asked in #ubuntu-bugs for it to be set as
> triaged/high (makes a default installation unusable).
> Bug #554695, I have asked in #ubuntu-bugs for it to be set as
> triaged/medium (moderate impact on a core application)
> Bug #335855
> Bug #512702
> Bug #521721
> Bug #50879, I have asked in #ubuntu-bugs for it to be set as
> triaged/low (A cosmetic/usability issue that does not limit the
> functionality of an application)

Given that Geir vouches for Andreas, 

+1

Geir involvement as a mentor is enough.

Cheers,

..C..

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